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Linda Zanetti (Switzerland) won the sprint on the second stage of the Tour de l'Avenir Femmes, emerging from the bunch on the final bend and carving out such a solid gap that she could start her celebration before the line.
Zanetti topped Julie De Wilde of Belgium and Fem van Empel (Netherlands) in the bunch sprint on the 91.8km stage from Charolles to Louhans Chateaurenaud.
Results
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'Without that fall, I would have won the race' - Remco Evenepoel comes back from mid-race crash to contest three-way sprint at Amstel Gold Race
'I will not make the same mistake in Liège' Olympic Champion looks ahead to remaining Ardennes Classics -
'Maybe we were too enthusiastic' – Tadej Pogačar comes up short in Amstel Gold Race solo move, proves he's human after all
World champion loses three-up sprint to Mattias Skjelmose after being caught 8km from the finish by Remco-Evenepoel-led duo -
GP Féminin de Chambéry: Erica Magnaldi takes solo victory in hilly one-day race
Mona Mitterwallner second, Léa Curinier third in Chambéry -
Keegan Swenson uses late attack to win The Growler a second time while Lauren Stephens powers solo for women's victory
Swenson put on master display with Matt Beers to make up two-minute gap to Irishman Conn McDunphy and 20-year-old US rider Marcis Shelton
